India’s First Cable-Glass Bridge — “Bajrang Setu”

  • A new bridge named “Bajrang Setu” is being constructed to replace the iconic 100-year-old Lakshman Jhula in Rishikesh.
  • This 132-meter-long bridge will be India’s first-of-its-kind structure, with glass walkways on both sides for pedestrians and a central lane for two-wheelers.
  • Bajrang Setu will connect Tehri and Pauri districts.
  • The ends of the bridge feature structures built in the shape of the Kedarnath Temple.
  • The bridge is expected to be completed by 31 December ....
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